Do self-employed individuals with over 3 million turnover have to switch to e-invoice in 2025?

Regardless of their annual turnover, self-employed individuals such as financial advisors, doctors, lawyers, software developers, etc. do not switch to e-Invoice or e-Archive invoice. Self-employed individuals only issue electronic self-employment receipts due to their professional activities. Self-employed individuals keep a self-employment income book only through DBS (Ledger Declaration System) due to their professional activities. These taxpayers are not subject to the e-Ledger transition limits in any way. They keep a self-employment income book regardless of their turnover and earnings.

If a self-employed person is also engaged in commercial activity in addition to his/her professional activity, for example, if the veterinarian is engaged in the purchase and sale of food and some accessories in addition to animal treatment, an additional activity is added to the existing taxpayer in terms of commercial gain as a second activity in addition to the veterinary medicine activity, and keeps a business book due to this commercial activity, and is subject to e-Invoice, E-Archive Invoice and e-Ledger due to this activity, but the self-employment activity of veterinary medicine continues according to the above explanations.



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